River Journal
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 Riverrun A Journal of the Arts Vol 1 No 2 River Run Magazine 1972  US $9.99
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 NEW Journal of a Voyage to the River Plate Including O US $12.74
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Amazing Amazon River Journal
We set out with a group of 38 singles and as usual they were initially timid but quickly bonded in friendship.
On arrival in Lima we check into a lovely hotel located in trendy Miraflores district. There was a guided city tour, leisure time to explore and a delicious dinner of sea bass ceviche at a restaurant built on an ocean pier.
Next day we flew Lan to Iquitos where we were greeted by 3 top guides who remain with us for our 6 days in the jungle. They are truly pro's on flora, fauna and having fun! All transport is by boat. 90 miles down river we arrive to Explonapo Lodge in the heart of Amazonia. No plumbing or electricity, feels like an episode out of "Survivor." Rustic to the extreme yet therein lies the unique charm.
I fell in love with the resident "pets". There was Adrian the toucan who would poke his long beak into the dining room door for a treat, along with several tame parrots and scarlet macaws. Charlie was a Capybara that looked like a mutant 100lb. guinea pig. When I'd scratch under his chin he'd close his eyes and make cooing sounds.
The pitch black nights were spooky with a symphony of wild noises. Our rooms were connected with a privacy wall and an open thatched roof. Like a giant slumber party, we all shouted "goodnight Johnboy" from our mosquito netted beds.
Suddenly Sharon screamed and the guys run to her room. She found a giant lizard tucked in with her in her bed. At 3am I head to the latrine with flashlight in hand. Inside a bat flutters near my head as I repeatedly whisper "bat's are good."
Enough roughing it. We board our boats for "luxury in the Amazon" at Ceiba Tops. With air conditioning, tropical gardens and a pool, it feels like the Ritz to us. I take the world's longest shower as others enjoy Pisco Sours by the pool. We all gain weight with fresh food throughout that is both delicious and plentiful.
On daily boat tours we saw giant water lilies, sloths, countless birds and the elusive pink dolphins. We fished by cane poles for piranha to fry up for dinner.
We visited a family with a pet anaconda snake. My brave clients drape it around themselves for a photo op. We delivered medical supplies to a remote clinic serving the poor river people. Here a tooth extraction costs $2 if they can afford it.
About the Author
Former Miss Wisconsin Suzy Davis has traveled the world for nearly 30 years,
initially as a flight attendant and now with her company
http://www.AdventuresForSingles.com
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Anglers Book Supply Co 1571882782 River Journal Grand River Michigan $43.13 The Michigan s Grand River River system is covered in great detail including the Grand s dam areas and major tributaries; best flyfishing waters; effective techniques; fish species; flies; history; and local info. all color; 8.5x11 inches 48 pgs. This River Journal shares all that you need to know for a successful trip to this Great Lakes hotspot. Hardcover |
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Anglers Book Supply Co 1571882774 River Journal Grand River Michigan $37.73 The Michigan s Grand River River system is covered in great detail including the Grand s dam areas and major tributaries; best flyfishing waters; effective techniques; fish species; flies; history; and local info. all color; 8.5x11 inches 48 pgs. This River Journal shares all that you need to know for a successful trip to this Great Lakes hotspot. Softcover |
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Doctor Who River Song's TARDIS Journal $9.99 River Song's diary was given to her by the Doctor, but he never got to read it. After all, a time traveler must never tell all of her secrets, Sweetie. Within this diary are things that could change all of space and time... or maybe just River's secret recipe for moussaka. We'll probably never know for sure. This TARDIS-shaped notebook is perfect for keeping track of your timeline, or just writing down your dreams of traveling through time and space with a 900-year-old alien. It's a handy size for carrying wherever you go and has 160 pages that are ready to contain all of your spoilers and secrets. Product Specifications Journal that looks like the TARDIS Officially licensed Doctor Who collectible Fill it with all your spoilers 160 lined white pages Dimensions: 8" tall x 5" wide |
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The River $14.99 The River |
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That River $13.79 That River |
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Anglers Book Supply Co 1571880534 River Journal Mckenzie Oregon $37.73 Authored by an expert angler each journal provides an intimate portrait of the river in all its moods an indepth look at the fly fishing in the area and a fascinating exploration of the history people and natural wonder that have earned the water a place in the fabric of American fly fishing lore. Area maps provide information on access boating and camping on the river with detailed descriptions of the hatches flies fishing lodging guide and fly shop services in the area. Each journal is printed in full color on high qualityglossy paper with many excellent color photos (50 to 60) complementing the text. 8.5 inches 48 pgs. Hatches Fly Plates Maps Seasons Guides Accommodations. Softcover |
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Time Is a River $3.99 Mia Landon travels to a mountain sanctuary near Asheville, North Carolina while she begins her recovery from breast cancer. There, in the cabin at Watkins Glenn, Mia discovers the long lost journal of a well-known fly-fisherwoman from the 1920s, Kate Watkins. Reading Kate's inspiring words recounting her sensational adventures on the river coaxes an otherwise withdrawn Mia from her shell and gives her the desire to reconnect with the world around her. And as she learns to fish, she also uncovers surprising secrets that span generations - and a hidden scandal that has the power to change not only her own life, but also those who live at Watkins Glenn. |
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Kispiox River By Lingren, Arthur James $20.03 Author: Lingren, Arthur James Series Title: River Journal Publication Date: 2004/05/01 Number of Pages: 48 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 0.25 Width: 8.50 Height: 11.00 |
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River $6 River - LIGHTS |
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Major George Washingtons Journal to the River Ohio $22.37 I gave them back a String of Wampum that I met with at Fraziers, which they had sent with a Speech to his Honour the Governour, to inform him, that three Nations of French Indians, viz. Chippeways, Ottoways, and Orundacks, had taken up the Hatchet against the English, and desired them to repeat it over again, which they postponed doing till they met in full Council with the Shannoahs and Delaware Chiefs. Author: Washington, George Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 22 Publication Date: 2010/09/10 Language: English Dimensions: 7.52 x 9.25 x 0.05 inches |
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River Angel $9.99 In April 1991, in a little Wisconsin town about a hundred miles southwest of the town where I grew up, a misfit boy was kidnapped by a group of high school kids who, later, would testify they'd merely meant to frighten him, to drive him around for a while. Somehow they ended up at the rive, whooping and hollering on a two-lane bridge. Somehow the boy was shoved, he jumped, he slipped—acounts vary—into the icy water. The kids told police they never heard a splash; one reported seeing a brilliant flash of light. (Several people in the area witnessed a similar light, while others recalled hearing something "kind of like thunder.") All night, volunteers walked the river's edge, but it was dawn before the body was found in a barn a good mile from the bridge . . . The owner of the barn had been the one to discover the body, and she said the boy's cheeks were rosy, his skin warm to the touch. A sweet smell hung in the air. "It was," she said "as if he were just sleeping." And then she told police she believed an angel had carried him there. For years, it had been said that an angel lived in the river. Residents flipped coins into the water for luck, and a few claimed they had seen the angel, or known someone who'd seen it. The historical society downtown had a farmwife's journal, dated 1898, in which a woman described how an angel had rescued her family from a flood. Now, as the story of the boy's death spread, more people came forward with accounts of strange things that had happened on that night. Dogs had barked without ceasing till dawn; livestock broke free of padlocked barns. Someone's child crayoned a bridge and, above it, a wide-winged tapioca angel. A miracle? A hoax? Or something in between? With acute insight and great compassion, A. Manette Ansay captures the inner life of a town and its residents struggling to forge a new identity in the face of a rapidly changing world. |
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Doctor Who TARDIS Journal $9.99 Document your travels through time and space! This journal looks like a TARDIS! Right out of the long-running Doctor Who sci-fi TV series. Book contains 160 lined white pages. This journal looks like a TARDIS! Measuring 8-inches tall x 5-inches wide and containing 160 lined white pages, this terrific Doctor Who TARDIS Journal is right out of the long-running Doctor Who sci-fi TV series. The cardboard hardcovers feature series-specific artwork, front and back, that mimics the look of the Doctor's famous time machine. Document your travels through time and space with your very own TARDIS Journal! TARDIS stands for Time And Relative Dimension In Space and looks just like a wooden Police phone box from the 1950s on the outside, but is of infinite proportions on the inside. This incredible time machine is piloted by the Doctor, a mysterious Time Lord, and is able to transport him anywhere through time and space, disappearing in one place and reappearing somewhere new. Of all the people who have travelled with the Doctor, River Song is the most enigmatic of them all. She always seems to be one step ahead of the Doctor, even when he’s in her past. Nobody has been able to figure out how River knows the Doctor so well, although there have been plenty of guesses! River carries a small blue book with her, wherever she goes, which seems to be a diary of her past, and the Doctor’s future. Whatever is written within, River will only say one word about her book-- “Spoilers!� |
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Down River $9.99 Down River is the winner of the 2008 Edgar Award for Best Novel. Everything that shaped him happened near that river…. Now its banks are filled with lies and greed, shame, and murder…. John Hart’s debut, The King of Lies , was compelling and lyrical, with Janet Maslin of The New York Times  declaring, “There hasn’t been a thriller as showily literate since Scott Turow came along.”  Now, in Down River, Hart makes a scorching return to Rowan County, where he drives his characters to the edge, explores the dark side of human nature, and questions the fundamental power of forgiveness. Adam hase has a violent streak, and not without reason. As a boy, he saw things that no child should see, suffered wounds that cut to the core and scarred thin. The trauma left him passionate and misunderstood---a fighter. After being narrowly acquitted of a murder charge, Adam is hounded out of the only home he’s ever known, exiled for a sin he did not commit. For five long years he disappears, fades into the faceless gray of New York City. Now he’s back and nobody knows why, not his family or the cops, not the enemies he left behind. But Adam has his reasons. Within hours of his return, he is beaten and accosted, confronted by his family and the women he still holds dear. No one knows what to make of Adam’s return, but when bodies start turning up, the small town rises against him and Adam again finds himself embroiled in the fight of his life, not just to prove his own innocence, but to reclaim the only life he’s ever wanted. Bestselling author John Hart holds nothing back as he strips his characters bare.  Secrets explode, emotions tear, and more than one person crosses the brink into deadly behavior as he examines the lengths to which people will go for money, family, and revenge. A powerful, heart-pounding thriller, Down River will haunt your thoughts long after the last page is turned. Praise for John Hart and The King of Lies “Treat yourself to something new and truly out of the ordinary.” --- Rocky Mountain News “A top-notch debut. Hart’s prose is like Raymond Chandler’s, angular and hard.” -- Entertainment Weekly (grade A) “A gripping performance.” --- People magazine “A marriage of carefully crafted prose alongside have-to-keep-reading suspense.” --- The Denver Post “A masterful piece of writing.” --- The News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) “A gripping mystery/thriller and a fully fleshed, thoughtful work of literature.” --- Winston-Salem Journal “ The King of Lies moves and reads like a book on fire.” ---Pat Conroy “John Hart’s debut . . .  is that most engrossing of rarities, a well-plotted mystery novel that is written in a beautifully poetic style.” ---Mark Childress, author of Crazy in Alabama & |
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Fly Fishing Art Vintage Journal by CafePress $11 This Vintage Fly Fishing fine art will go well with any fisher Depicts a river scene with a man fly fishing on a peaceful river with birds flying. Titled Waiting for him to rise again. Vintage Journal Scribble important stuff - lyrics, recipes, addresses, and more. Our Wire-O bound, 160 page journal has your choice of papers and measures 5 x 8, a handy on-the-go size to fit in your backpack. Get creative and let the muse flow. Back cove |
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in the river $34.99 in the river - Giclee Print |
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On the River $24.99 On the River - Photographic Print |
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By the River $24.99 By the River - Photographic Print |
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Wind River Winter $19.95 "To read the books of Virginia Stem Owens is to understand what Dylan Thomas once called ?the mystery of having been moved by words.? Her style is contemplative, ecstatic, tender ? always yearning for a purer vision of reality and grace. Wind River Winter is her account of watching the world die and be reborn in the desolate Wind River mountains of Wyoming. By attuning her mind to the enormous cadence of autumn and winter, she contemplates the balance of life and death?the world's and her own. Her writing, as beautiful as the best of Annie Dillard or John McPhee, will appeal to anyone who finds the power of language as awesome a power as nature itself. Virginia Stem Owens is the author of several books, including the critically acclaimed Feast of Families. She is a frequent contributor to the Reformed Journal and other publications. She lives near Huntsville, Texas." |
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Nuttalls Journal by Nuttall, Thomas [Hardcover] $49.36 Thomas Nuttall was a selfeducated botanist who came to the United States from Liverpool in 1808. This 1821 work is the only surviving complete journal of one of his many American scientific explorations. Covering his travels in Arkansas and what is now Oklahoma from October, 1818February, 1820, the Journal follows Nuttalls route from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, down the Ohio River to its mouth, then down the Mississippi River to the Arkansas Post, and up the Arkansas River with a side trip to the Red River. Filled with valuable details on the plants, animals, and geology of the region, as well as penetrating observations of the resident native tribes, the military establishment at Fort Smith, the arrival of the first governor of Arkansas Territory, and the beginnings of white settlement, this is a valuable source of information regarding the land and people in the areas of the Louisiana Purchase. Author: Nuttall, Thomas Series Title: Travel in America Binding Type: Hardcover Number of Pages: 372 Publication Date: 2007/01/01 Language: English Dimensions: 9.35 x 6.49 x 1.11 inches |
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Boulder Indian Cave Nature Journal by CafePress $11 On a cliffside above the Boulder River valley is a cave that is home to Native pictoglyphs...find your own meaning in the view... Nature Journal Scribble important stuff - lyrics, recipes, addresses, and more. Our Wire-O bound, 160 page journal has your choice of papers and measures 5 x 8, a handy on-the-go size to fit in your backpack. Get creative and let the muse flow. Back cove |
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The Journal of Callie Wade $7.99 Dawn Miller's marvelous debut novel is a grand adventure -- and a glorious love story -- experienced with all the passion and yearning of a heroine you'll never forget: eighteen-year-old Callie Wade, whose hopeful heart is as rich with promise as the frontier, which calls her family from their Missouri farm to a new life out West. The Journal Of Callie Wade invites us into a world long vanished, brought to life once more in the pages of a young pioneer woman's diary. April 12, 1859: "What you can't duck, you best welcome." That's what Mama used to always say, anyway....Even though it was in me to fight going West, I couldn't; there's a light in Pa's eyes, a kind of hope that our Rose will find health and I see it in Jack's eyes, too. As wild and reckless as my brother can be, I know he dreams of better. When I look into Quinn's eyes I feel my own dreams, too...and the love. But everything is so unsure on the trail. Sitting here, staring at the scattered campfires of the train, I can almost hear the prayers to make it through another dust-choked mile, over another river, another birth...another death. Maybe Pa is right, maybe we'll all have a new chance at life in the West. But at what price? From bitter hardships to moments of shining joy, from unexpected friendships to Callie's blossoming love for Irishman Quinn McGregor, The Journal Of Callie Wade is a chronicle of courage and faith, an inspiring tale of hope and endurance to treasure for years to come. |
